Avery Komlofske

Avery Komlofske is a Built In Staff Writer covering a wide variety of Brand Studio content. He earned an undergraduate degree in english education from Purdue University, as well as a masters in humanities from the University of Chicago.

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Don’t Get Bugged by Coding Tests
Coding tests are here to stay — here are some tips to make them work for you.
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How to Prepare for Data Science Interviews
Knowing what to expect will help you nail down a position in a coveted field.
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This Is the Secret to Sales Management
A good sales manager cultivates work ethic and people skills in their team members. Here’s why.
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How Vail Systems is Giving Opportunities to CPS Students
This Giving Tuesday, Vail is doubling down on their commitment to give back to the community.
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Let Designers Design
By relying on DesignOps, companies can give their design teams the freedom to create without worry.
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What You Need to Know About Product Managers
Chicago's G2 breaks down the difference between junior and senior product managers.
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Freedom, Skills And Experience: What These 4 Women Gained From Lateral Career Moves
Sometimes the best move to advance your personal and professional goals is a lateral one.